Former anchor Li Tianyi broke out in February this year that he was entrusted by “Naughty World” to assist in importing African wild animals, but was suspected of raising the price by as much as 250,000 US dollars (regarding 7 million Taiwan dollars) and was investigated and interviewed, so he lost the editor-in-chief of the news department and Host stick. Li Tianyi’s Facebook has been suspended for more than 2 months, and finally updated her recent situation a few days ago. She posted a photo of playing golf and said, “A temporary stop in life, just to tell you to live well.”
Li Tianyi wrote: “Dear everyone, how are you all? Do you understand 3+4? Have you got the quick screening agent? You are still in the midst of a dire diagnosis… The moment in your life is temporarily stopped, just to tell you to live well! I hope everyone is well.” While keeping a close eye on current affairs, she also revealed her current situation, along with the golf shots she shared, which seemed to imply that she wanted to get rid of the recent turbulence and move towards a more open future.
She also said at the end of the article, “International events are still in Ukraine and Russia, and those female leaders are also very interesting. Who is the richest man in the world… They can’t be idle, and more ‘new energy’ should be explored.” It was also interpreted by netizens For wanting to return to journalism. It is reported that Li Tianyi’s alleged incident of floating animal import quotations was caused by Naughty World’s import of various African animals such as rhinos through Asia Pacific Impression Co., Ltd., a joint venture between Li Tianyi, Guo Renjie and his wife Li Wuda.
Although it was not imported for some reason followingwards, Naughty World found out that Li Tianyi and others who charged first were suspected of inflating the price and profited from it. They also found out that the actual person in charge of the company was Li Tianyi and his wife, so they angrily accused the three of betrayal. Li Tianyi was prosecuted and interviewed and handed over to Hou Chuan, but she lost her job and stopped updating the community for a while. The lawsuit is still in progress, and Li Tianyi and others have denied involvement.
